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Miscellany

‘Unbelievable’ New Releases You Can’t Wait to Read!

Two weeks into September and it’s finally starting to feel like fall, and with the new season, comes new books! From riveting autobiographies and intense dramas, to provoking sci-fi and secret love, here are eight new books just released this week. The wide variety of genres ensures that there's something…

BookTribSeptember 15, 2017

Fiction

Top 5 Reasons to Binge Watch Emmy Nominated ‘The Handmaids Tale’ This Week

Hulu's adaptation of Margaret Atwood’s iconic novel, The Handmaid’s Tale, premiered on April 26 and Elisabeth Moss, who plays Offred, is nominated for an Emmy in the Outstanding Lead Actress in a Drama Series category. Alexis Bledel (known for her role on Gilmore Girls) won her first Emmy in an…

Rachel CarterSeptember 13, 2017

Nonfiction

10 Must-Read Political Biographies for History Buffs

BookTrib is partnering with Bookish to bring you more great content. One of the most fascinating parts of studying history is diving deep into the life of a man or woman who helped to shape the world we live in today. Readers who share that sentiment are in luck. We’ve rounded up ten biographies that…

BookishAugust 23, 2017

Fiction

Female Empowerment Soars in These Books Featuring Strong Women Worthy of Miss Sloane Status

We’re always excited about a new movie featuring a strong female lead, which is why we absolutely can’t wait to see Miss Sloane, a political thriller that comes out this Friday, November 25. The film stars Jessica Chastain as Elizabeth Sloane, a lobbyist in Washington who’s considered one of the…

Rachel CarterNovember 24, 2016

Business Nonfiction

Video: Missed It? Live Interview with Ann Arnof Fishman and Marketing to Millennial Women

Yes I can, I am, and I will! This can-do attitude of millennials (Gen Ys)--those born between 1982 and 2000--is redefining the image of the American woman, whether they're employees or customers. Millennial women are confident, strong, bursting with ideas, tech savvy, and champion multi-taskers. They influence every aspect of…

BookTribOctober 19, 2015

Miscellany

Exclusive! Jeannie Morris on Clinton, Moseley Braun and the Barriers of Race and Gender

As we approach 2016, the nation turns its attention to the long, arduous path to the White House, now occupied by an African-American and sought by female candidates. Not much more than a couple of decades ago, the thought of a Barack Obama or a Hillary Clinton as president seemed…

Michael RuscoeSeptember 18, 2015

Fiction

Is Nick Tosches’ Under Tiberius the Most Controversial Book of 2015?

We’ve seen plenty of stories over the years that have retold “The Greatest Story Ever Told.” The life of Jesus Christ has been recast time and again, and with each retelling, the condemnation ranged from anywhere between annoyed murmuring to full-throated shouts. Remember when director Martin Scorsese had the nerve…

Michael RuscoeAugust 4, 2015

Nonfiction

Imagine if they had cable news: The raucos political election of 1844 — WIN a copy

As this year’s mid-term elections approach, the modern political zeitgeist tells us that America is more fractured today than it has ever been; that the rift between left and right is a chasm that can’t be breached. But a new book by author and journalist John Bicknell shows us that…

Michael RuscoeNovember 1, 2014

‘Unbelievable’ New Releases You Can’t Wait to Read!

Top 5 Reasons to Binge Watch Emmy Nominated ‘The Handmaids Tale’ This Week

10 Must-Read Political Biographies for History Buffs

Female Empowerment Soars in These Books Featuring Strong Women Worthy of Miss Sloane Status

Video: Missed It? Live Interview with Ann Arnof Fishman and Marketing to Millennial Women

Exclusive! Jeannie Morris on Clinton, Moseley Braun and the Barriers of Race and Gender

Is Nick Tosches’ Under Tiberius the Most Controversial Book of 2015?

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